HVAC Services in Lake of the Ozarks & Central MO

It is vital to have your heating and air conditioning unit serviced regularly to avoid any downtime. Maintenance prevents the change of a significant and costly problem with your HVAC unit.  It's best to stay ahead to keep your system running as it should be.

The average HVAC system has a lifespan of 10-15 years. However, the older your equipment gets the less efficient and less power it has. When your system is between 10-12 years old you should start considering a replacement unit. 

The first thing you need to do when you notice a failing air conditioner is shut off the unit via the thermostat. After shutting it off, you should check the air filter to see if it's clear of debris. Clean or change the filter if needed. 

Another issue might be a tripped breaker, so check your main electrical panel. The final thing you need to check is the batteries in the thermostat. 

It varies by the type of air filter and how much filtration your home has. When you purchase less expensive, disposable filters you'll need to change them more often (likely ever 30 days). Poly or Pleated filters will need to be replaced every 3 months. There are some filters, called Media Filters or CleanEffects that will, on average, only require replacement every year. 

If you have additional questions about air filters, contact us.

A heat pump is a versatile system that has the ability to heat your home in addition to cooling it. You can install a heat pump to work in tandem with a variety of HVAC systems, including dual fuel and full electric systems. 

We provide a range of solutions for your heat pump installation, maintenance, and repairs. Contact Wall's HVAC Service for more information about your heat pump. 

The term dual fuel system refers to a system that includes an indoor coil, gas furnace, and a heat pump. Having a dual fuel system means that your heat pump will primarily heat your property. The gas furnace operates as a back up, on average it triggers at 40 degrees. 

Dual fuel systems are overall more efficient because it saves energy. Additionally, it won't dry your skin out as much as the conventional system would. 

There are far too many variables to account for. There's no one size fits all solution for your heating and air conditioning systems. Our HVAC technicians at Wall's HVAC Service are here to help you choose the best system for your home or business. Our insight can help you determine the energy efficiency, wallet friendly option that performs best for your needs. 

Contact us today for help finding the best HVAC System for you. 

Let's start by shutting off the unit using the thermostat. There could be a number of things preventing your thermostat from working. Start by checking the filter to see if it has debris, change it if needed. 

Make sure the batteries in the thermostat are replaced, next check your main electrical panel to see if you've tripped a breaker. 

If you've checked all of the above, but haven't found the cause of the issue contact our HVAC technicians. 

When you're installing an HVAC system for the first time you'll need to install duct work. Duct work is a vital component of every HVAC system. Wall's HVAC service provides ductwork options of metal or fiberglass. 

Measurements will need to be made to get the duct work properly sized. We attach the supply duct to the outlet of the HVAC system. We'll work on determining the amount and the size of duct work that goes into your property and get you an estimate on the cost needed. 

Contact Wall's HVAC Service for more information about installing a new system in your residential and commercial property. 

At your request, the team at Wall's HVAC will take your old equipment to recycle as scrap metal.